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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]See top picture and then left second row. This is one of a handful of designs from DC area that made it in the magazine over the years. I wonder what was the budget - the range starts at 16K.

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Is this this one? The photos will stack differently on different screens. 
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I think the kitchen is nice but don’t forget that House Beautiful was completely changed a few years ago. This doesn’t mean it’s not a nice kitchen but the magazine itself is completely different than it was for decades before. It’s like Newsweek, but not as sad or evil. [/quote]

All I think about is how disfunctional it is. Imagine having to fill a huge pot of water, then shlugging it all the way across the kitchen to the stove.[/quote]

I agree with another PP that I'd like the sink to be connected to the range with a countertop.  And I'm not in love with it.  But I find that it is very rare that I need to fill a huge pot of water and then haul it to the stove.  I'm glad I didn't do a pot filler in my kitchen because it just wouldn't have gotten much use.

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